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Would you rather questions for kids

Kids love being asked to choose, especially when both options sound amazing. These would you rather questions are written for ages 5 to 10, using things they already know: class pets, spelling bees, snow days, playgrounds, field trips and lemonade stands. None of them are scary and none need special knowledge. All it takes is imagination and a strong opinion about llamas versus parrots.

How to play with kids

  • A grown-up reads the question slowly, pointing at the two boxes on the screen. Older kids can read it themselves.
  • Pick a side of the room. Kids walk to the left or right side depending on their answer, or simply raise a hand. Whoever holds the tablet taps the winner.
  • Ask "why?" Have one kid from each side explain their choice in a single sentence. That is where the best answers come from.

42 would you rather questions

  1. Would you rather have a class pet llama or have a class pet parrot?
  2. Would you rather take a zip line to school or ride a giant slide down to school?
  3. Would you rather have pizza day at school every day or have an ice cream party every Friday?
  4. Would you rather be line leader every day or be the teacher's helper every day?
  5. Would you rather have a snow day every Monday or have a field trip every Friday?
  6. Would you rather have a backpack with a built-in snack drawer or have a lunchbox that keeps everything ice cold?
  7. Would you rather have a secret tunnel to your best friend's house or have a walkie-talkie that reaches anywhere in the world?
  8. Would you rather win the spelling bee or win the science fair?
  9. Would you rather have a hamster that can do backflips or have a goldfish that can whistle?
  10. Would you rather jump as high as a basketball hoop or swim as fast as a dolphin?
  11. Would you rather go to school wearing a cape or go to school on roller skates?
  12. Would you rather meet a real astronaut or meet a real deep-sea diver?
  13. Would you rather have a robot dog or have a robot cat?
  14. Would you rather have toys that clean themselves up or have toys that play with you when you are bored?
  15. Would you rather build the tallest block tower in the world or build the longest domino line in the world?
  16. Would you rather have a giant sandbox in your backyard or have a splash pad in your backyard?
  17. Would you rather live on a farm or live on a boat?
  18. Would you rather ride a camel or ride a horse along the beach?
  19. Would you rather be the fastest reader in your class or be the best artist in your class?
  20. Would you rather have a sleepover at the aquarium or have a sleepover at a planetarium?
  21. Would you rather find a magic coin that grants tiny wishes or find a magic map that shows hidden treasure?
  22. Would you rather write picture books or draw comic strips?
  23. Would you rather have a pet turtle that wears a tiny hat or have a pet bunny that wears tiny glasses?
  24. Would you rather have your birthday party at a trampoline park or have it at a bowling alley?
  25. Would you rather be able to breathe in space or be able to fly through rain without getting wet?
  26. Would you rather be a firefighter or be a zookeeper?
  27. Would you rather have a friendly ghost in your closet or have a friendly monster under your bed?
  28. Would you rather play tag with penguins or play hide-and-seek with monkeys?
  29. Would you rather paint your bedroom any color you want or design your own bed?
  30. Would you rather spend $10 at a candy store or spend $10 at a toy store?
  31. Would you rather have a magic paintbrush or have a magic eraser that erases anything?
  32. Would you rather be a kangaroo for a day or be an owl for a day?
  33. Would you rather run a lemonade stand or run a cookie stand?
  34. Would you rather explore a sleeping volcano or explore an ice cave?
  35. Would you rather learn to juggle or learn to do a cartwheel?
  36. Would you rather read a book where you are the hero or watch a movie where you are the hero?
  37. Would you rather have a sock monster that only eats left socks or have a shoe gnome that hides your shoes?
  38. Would you rather have a snow cone machine or have a cotton candy machine?
  39. Would you rather win a medal for the best sandcastle or win a medal for the best paper airplane?
  40. Would you rather have your own playground or have your own bowling lane at home?
  41. Would you rather be a famous inventor or be a famous explorer?
  42. Would you rather have a talking backpack that reminds you of everything or have shoes that never come untied?

How it works

  1. Read the question

    Two options appear in two big boxes. Read them out loud: every question comes from this page’s list.

  2. Pick your side

    Everyone chooses. Tap the winning option and it is highlighted for the whole group to see.

  3. Get the next one

    Tap again or press Next question. The counter shows how far you are, with no repeats until the end of the list.

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In class, at dinner or in the car

  • Morning meeting. One or two questions are an easy way to get quieter students talking, with no right or wrong answer. They also make a great writing prompt: "I would rather… because…".
  • At dinner. Instead of "How was school?", try a would you rather question. Kids tell you far more.
  • In the car. The questions are quick to read and need no screen to answer, which makes them perfect for long drives.
  • Drawing time. Little ones draw the option they picked, then compare drawings with a friend.

There are no wrong answers here, and nobody laughs at someone's choice, no matter how surprising it is.

Questions

What age are these questions for?

Kids from about 5 to 10. Pre-readers can play easily when a grown-up reads the questions out loud.

Can teachers use them in class?

Yes. The page works on a classroom display or projector, and the Next question button moves on with one tap.

How many kids questions are there?

More than 40, all different from the kids category in the main game. The counter below the boxes shows how far you are.

Are any of the questions scary?

No. Nobody gets chased, lost or hurt in any question. Even the ghost in the closet and the monster under the bed are described as friendly, so sensitive kids can play too.

Are these would you rather questions free?

Yes. The page is free, funded by ads, and needs no account or app. It works in your browser.

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